Dinner with the O'Toole family
by lakemountain
Summary: Before their wedding, Shane is invited to dinner to meet the O'Toole family. If everyone is happy, this is an opportunity, for Oliver and Shane to share moments of emotion and surprises with family and friends. The characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson.
1. Chapter 1

**Dinner with the O'Toole family.**

Before their wedding, Shane is invited to dinner to meet the O'Toole family. If everyone is happy, this is an opportunity, for Oliver and Shane to share moments of emotion and surprises with family and friends. The characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson.

One morning, Shane was at the Denver Bean House Coffee.

"Hello. I'd like an Aspen "skinny" vanilla latte." Shane asked.

"And this is for you... Thank you. Excuse me, I'm missing a dollar," said the salesman.

Shane went through her bag.

"There you go, and if you can also add a steamboat Americano, please" asked a voice.

Shane turned around.

"Oh Shane, hello, Shane," Joe exclaimed with a smile.

"Hello, Joe. What a surprise," said Shane, smiling.

They sat down on the bench to drink their coffee.

"Aspen is the name of a mountain in Colorado. I often take a morning stroll in Washington Park. Oliver told me it was at this coffee shop that you and him first met," Joe said.

" Yes, it was a very beautiful meeting. That's why I like coming back here. I see Oliver again reading the board trying to pick a coffee and smiling at me. And since that day, my life has changed forever," said Shane with a smile as she looked at her engagement ring.

"I'm happy for you two. You know, Shane, as soon as I saw you the first time, I knew you weren't like the others. I mean, I could tell right away that you were kind, gentle, and well-meaning. You've done a lot for me, Oliver, but for a lot of other people too. You have great qualities, Shane. I already knew there was something between you and Oliver... And I, for one, have been trying so hard to make things work for both of you, like the champagne bottle...

"The ugly green tie in your glove compartment was a huge help," said Shane, laughing as she wiped away tears.

She was mixed between many emotions, laughter, joy and happiness. Joe's words had touched her and she felt like she was reliving her life in Denver.

"So you ready to meet the O'Toole family? I've already talked about you," Joe said.

"I'm still looking forward to meeting them. Is there anything else I need to know about the O'Toole family? Everybody knows Shane, come back, Shane," Shane asked with a smile.

"Yes, that's even a family quote already. It's a good thing, that way we'll be sure to have you with us for a long, long time," Joe replied with a smile.

Hazel ran through the post office halls to get to the DLO.

"Mission accomplished. Here's the last letter. You will let me know what their reaction will be. I look forward to it... Hi Shane! Good morning Oliver. See you later," Hazel said as she left the office.

"Good morning, everyone, Norman, Rita." said Oliver as he entered with Shane.

"Good morning, what a beautiful day," said Rita laughing.

"Rita, I think we can tell them," said Norman.

"Tell us what?" asked Shane, curious to know.

"Well, it's official. I've set up a POstables account on social networks, to share our experiences and our daily life at the DLO," Rita confessed.

"We already have a lot of subscribers, a lot of people we met while delivering mail. The family of POstables is growing. We have received many nice messages of thanks and support," Norman added.

"And I shared some excerpts from my novel. And you'll never guess? Jessica Gordon, who wrote the Adventures of Annaliese, loved it and wants to introduce me to a publisher to publish my novel, Renita Hayweather, Frontier Duchess." exclaimed Rita.

"Oh, Rita, congratulations, I'm so happy!" said Shane as she hugged her.

"Norman, Rita, congratulations to you all. That's great news," said Oliver as he shook Norman's hand.

"Thank you so much. Actually, we were hoping there'd be more congratulations. This box of letters and misplaced items arrived this morning. We have to empty it today. But, with Norman, we already have a little idea of who it's addressed to," Rita said with a smile.

Oliver and Shane gave their friends a questioning glance.

"Actually, these are letters addressed to the POstables and specially for Oliver and Shane, from... I'll let you find out," Norman added with a smile.

They walk to the box, full of mail and objects.

"Shane, would you do me the honor of choosing the first letter," Oliver suggested.

"With pleasure, my dear Oliver," said Shane, smiling.

She chooses the first letter.

_Dear Oliver and Shane_

_Some time ago, you hand-delivered us a treasure box with letters. Today, we are happy to offer you one, just for you. Hopefully this letter box will be a symbol of love and sweet memories, as it was for my great-grandfather and for me today.  
Jonathan and Katie Walker._

"Gosh, what a lovely letter. It's so beautiful. It's a very nice gift, really good timing. I can't wait to pick the next letter," Shane said, wiping away tears.

They picked other letters that touched them just as much.

_Dear Mr. O'Toole,_

_It is with great pleasure, that I offer you all my best wishes for your marriage.  
May peace, prosperity and joy accompany you on this beautiful path.  
The Brown Palace hotel and myself will be delighted to offer you our services.  
Very sincerely.  
With kind regards.  
Mr. Frey.  
P.S. For a tea connoisseur like yourself, I enclose a sample of the tea infusion. Add a drop of milk, and you will travel for a few moments to the 20th century, for a delicious Tea Time._

_For Oliver and Shane,_

_When I lost my CD, I didn't know that I was going to get my memory, my guitar and love back. With your help, it happened. Last time, you listened a love song. Today, I dedicate this wedding song to you.  
See you soon and thank you for everything.  
__Hey, Billy.  
#POstables._

_Hi Shane, Oliver, Norman and Rita.  
This is Hannah from Wyoming.  
I hope you're all well.  
Shane, this year I was the angel for our living manger.  
That's why I want to wish you all the best on your wedding day.  
I really enjoyed doing the manger with all of you at the hospital in Denver.  
__See you soon.  
Hannah._

_Oliver and Shane,  
Ellie and Bobby subscribed to the POstables account. To thank you and in view of your future wedding, they are sending you this beautiful bouquet of flowers with stars, which they have prepared especially for you. We hope that your wedding will be as beautiful as Bobby and Ellie's.  
Thank you for all the work, help, and hope, that you all bring to each other every day.  
See you soon.  
Bobby Richards, Ellie Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Kempert._

_Hello my darlings._

_Theresa Capodiamonte hasn't finished surprising you. I know the DLO is still doing a good job. Everybody, stay just the way you are, kids. The most beautiful weddings aren't only found in fairy tales. There are also the beautiful and wonderful stories, like yours.  
Oliver and Shane, I wish you all the very best in your wedding. Oliver, Chester would be so proud of you today. You all take good care of yourselves.  
I won't be there, but I'll always be in your hearts.  
Theresa Capodiamonte._

_Dear beloved POstables.  
When I met you, I realized you were doing more than just delivering mail. Bringing happiness, hope, and helping people are certainly the words that define you the most. Today, I found a wedding dress but most of all, I found my mother again. I will always be grateful to you. Allow me to make you the heroes of my next story, Annaliese and the Lost Letter. I wish you all the best in the world. And for Shane and Oliver, may my best wishes go with you on your wedding day.  
Sincerely.  
Jessica Gordon._

_Dear POstables._

_When I gave my letter to someone to mail, I never thought I'd see Charlie, again. __Every time we walk through Washington Park, we are reminded of the story of that letter and of our meeting. A great one, thank you. And our best wedding vows to Oliver and Shane.  
Kelly and Charlie from Washington Park._

"These are very beautiful letters, they are very touching," said Oliver, moved.

"And they're only the first. There are many more letters, from Vivian, the Kessler family, Gabe and Hattie, Rachel, Nicky and Graham from Montaldo, Phoebe Starch, Topper, Buzz and Samyla. Everyone made a point of writing," Rita added.

"We'll take our time reading them tonight. Won't we, Mr. O'Toole?" Shane asked.

"My grandfather once said, you will only find satisfaction and happiness by reading a letter you received," said Oliver.

"Yes, that's absolutely right. Because there is a time to read beautiful letters and a time to meet your fiancé's family," Shane said with a smile.

TBC.

* * *

I dedicate this first chapter to all the POstables. :D


	2. Chapter 2

**Wednesday, march 11****th****.**

_Dear Miss Shane McInerney._

_You are invited Saturday, March 14th at Joe O'Toole's for a dinner. It will be an opportunity to meet some members of the O'Toole family.  
We will be delighted to meet you. Hope to see you there.  
Sincerely.  
The O'Toole family._

Shane reread and reread the card Oliver gave her a few days before.

"Shane... Shane. Are you okay?" You haven't stopped reading the card since the movie started," Rita said, paused for the movie.

Rita was spending the evening at her friend's house and knew something was bothering her.

"Rita, I've never met anyone's family before. Oliver told me we will be few persons. The rest of the family will come for the wedding. I'm a little worried. What if I don't know all the Shakespeare quotes?" Shane exclaimed.

"Shane... Shane. You're not preparing a test. Oliver loves you so much and Joe appreciates you. Just be yourself and speak with your heart. They're going to love you. And I'm sure Oliver will give you a nice surprise," said Rita as she took Shane's hands in hers.

"Rita, you're the best," said Shane.

"I know ...Tell me, is your Prince Charming coming tonight to talking with you on the swing? I guess you two have to kiss each other, too," said Rita with a little smile.

Rita's supposition had the desired effect. Shane blushed and laughed.

"Indeed, you're right, Rita. But 'my Prince Charming' isn't coming tonight because he's having dinner at his father's house," Shane replied with a smile.

* * *

Oliver got out of his car, grabbed his bag and ran to avoid the water droplets. When he got to his father's house, he opened the door.

"Good evening, Dad, I brought you some tacos from Bistro Ramon, white sauce for me and hot sauce for you," said Oliver, putting the bags on the table.

"Hi, son! Oh, that looks delicious. Sit down, I'm coming." said Joe.

"Oh, you've had some work done since the last time I saw you. Are you planning to host some friends for your mountain hikes?" Oliver asked, putting his coat down.

"Yes, I've finished fitting out some rooms upstairs. That's for my future grandchildren," Joe said, coming back with plates and a smile on his face.

"And how many rooms are there upstairs?" Oliver asked earnestly.

"Oh, five rooms," replied Joe.

"Really?" Oliver asked.

"But if you want more children children, you can get bunk beds in every room. I have already planning everything ." Joe laughed.

Oliver gave his father a questioning glance.

"Relax, Oliver, take your time." Joe said, tapping his son's shoulder.

The postal detective smiled at him and laughed.

"All is ready for Saturday's dinner. By the way, my uncle, Peter, is arriving tomorrow from Boston. I'll pick him up at the airport. He's in great shape and can't wait to come," says Joe.

"It's an honor for me. So he's going to write the letter and read it to..." says Oliver.

A photo album caught his attention. He flipped through it delicately.

" I found it while I was putting away some boxes," Joe said.

"But it's the wedding picture of Randall Bartlett O'Toole and Leticia Hepplewithe I'm sure Shane will be thrilled to see it. It's amazing that a simple ugly green tie could make so many weddings possible. "says Oliver.

"You should know, you who experienced it a while ago," added Joe.

"Because the true beauty of a person is what you see in the heart," said Oliver.

"That's right, son! I'll get the drinks," said Joe.

"Wait for Dad! You haven't always told me why you left the post office to work in the private sector," Oliver asked.

"The reason is very simple. You were going to start working at the post office. I didn't want people to think you were working at the post office because of your father. I wanted you to prove yourself because you deserve it. To show who you are, Oliver O'Toole, a loyal employee and the best postal detective in the entire United States Postal Service. I think I've done it, don't you?" says Joe, smiling.

"You... You did all this for... me," said Oliver in a low voice.

"As always, son, as always," replied Joe with a big smile.

* * *

After Rita left, Shane went down the stairs to get a glass of water. She'd put on a dressing gown over her pajamas. Since arriving in Denver, she knew that the nights were often cool. She had a drink when she heard the doorbell ring. Shane wondered who it might be. She discreetly pushed up a curtain and rushed to open the door wide open.

"Oliver! So you came?! I'm so happy to see you," Shane exclaimed.

He looked at her for a long time before he realized the cold air was still there. He was careful to gently close the door and avoided crossing the threshold of her house. He still wanted to respect her in her space, even though they were soon about to get married.  
Shane smiled at him and he did the same.

"I had a great girls' night out with Rita. How was your dinner?" Shane asked.

"Fine, thank you. I had some very interesting conversations. My father sends you his warmest greetings... I'm suprise to…"

"You didn't expect to find me in pajamas, dressing gown and slippers, aren't, Mr. O'Toole?" laughed Shane.

"Well...yes... and I must say, you are so beautiful, tonight," said Oliver looking at her lovingly.

"It's the natural beauty of the night, Oliver," said Shane blushing.

The clock ring ten o'clock.

"Shane... It's already 10 p.m., time for our curfew. I just enough time have to kiss you, to wish you a good night and sweet dreams. And I didn't think I was going home without telling you that," said Oliver.

"Oliver... You're a love." said Shane.

She walked slowly and he gave her a sweet kiss.


	3. Chapter 3

**Saturday, march, 14****th****.**

Shane took one last look in the mirror. She smiled, thinking of Oliver who would come to pick her up and then looked one last time at her mobile phone to read a message her mother had left her.

**Mom**: Hi, Shane. I'm home. Have a good evening, sweetie. I'm sure they'll appreciate you. Give my regards to the whole family. Alex started a new job today. I give you a big hug.

**Shane**: Thanks a lot, mom. I'll text Alex later to congratulate her. I wish you could have been there, mom. Kiss. Shane.

Shane turned his phone off when the front doorbell rang. She opened it and smiled at Oliver.

"Hi, Oliver. You look very handsome," Shane said as she kissed him.

"Good evening, my love. Thank you very much. I return the compliment. Are you ready to go?"

"Yes, I'm... I think I am. Can you hold my hand?" Shane asked.

"Shane... I'll hold it always," Oliver answered smiling.

Oliver invited her to get into his car, and then they drove to Joe's house.

Joe looked for a moment at the outside window.

"Everybody get ready, they're coming!" Joe exclaimed.

Oliver opened the front door.

"You're going to see Shane, they're going to love you," said Oliver.

He turned on the light and ...

"Shane, welcome, Shane" exclaimed voices.

" Wow. Good evening. Thanks you so much. That means a lot to me. I didn't expect that quote," said Shane moved.

"It's true, it's changed a lot since your first day in the DLO," say two voices...

"Rita, Norman! Are you two there?!" Shane said as she gives them a hug.

"After all, we're a family, too," said Rita.

"Yes. We never separate the POstables," Norman added.

"You two are so adorable."

Oliver invited Shane for introductions.

"Joseph Henry O'Toole. I'm Oliver's dad. I'm glad you're here," Joe said, kissing Shane on the cheek.

"That's really sweet, thank you," said Shane.

An elderly gentleman in a suit, hazel eyes and grey hair, walked up to them with a smile on his face.

"I'm Peter Lindley O'Toole, Joe's uncle, at your service. Former postmaster in Boston and now I'm 92 years old. It's a pleasure and an honor to finally meet you, Shane," says Peter with a smile.

"Good evening, Shane. Joe's told us so much about you. I'm Lucy Jane O'Toole, a Joe's cousin. I didn't work at the post office, but tonight you'll tell me about my turkey, potatoes, béchamel sauce, garden vegetables and Shot-glass seafood Joe made. What a pleasure, nice to meet you." Says with a laugh the one called Lucy.

Lucy Jane O'Toole had brown hair, blues eyes and was a cheerful woman. And it didn't take much to Shane to know that she is a lot of enthusiasm and filled with kindness.

"Good evening! It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance, it's an honor for me," said Shane with a warm handshake.

"Shane, did Oliver tell you that he was the last O'Toole to marry?" asked Peter.

"No, he didn't mention that detail," Shane laughed.

"In fact, as of two year, all my cousins are already married. So I was the last one single," Oliver replied with a small smile.

"Welcome to the family, Shane," said Jane.

"Lucy Jane O'Toole, you just stole my line," Joe laughed.

"Sorry my dear cousin, I promise you in the next movie I'll leave you a full monologue," Lucy said smiling.

Everybody started laughing. After the introductions were over, Oliver took Shane to a room.

"Oliver, we can't let our guests... Mom!" Shane exclaimed.

"Joe and Oliver insisted that I come too. And I wanted to surprise you," said Mrs. McInerney, kissing her daughter.

"I couldn't imagine introducing my fiancée to my family without inviting her family," Oliver said smiling.

Everyone was chatting lively in the living room.

" Well. Looks like our families are already getting along very well. Would you have poured a love potion into each of their glasses, like in William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream? I know the O'Toole's like to quote Shakespeare," Shane whispered to Oliver.

The postal detective laughed softly in a low voice

"Well, that's an idea. Just when, I introduced your mom, everyone started talk each other. They've all even made plans to get together for Thanksgiving already. Let's just say it was a get-together like ours. Simple but lasting," Oliver replied.

Peter Lindley O'Toole walked towards the POstables.

"Oliver, do you have a moment to talk please?" Peter asked.

"Well, of course." replied him.

He invited Oliver to walk to the music room.

"So?" Oliver asked.

"Shane is a very charming, kind and lovable person. I'm glad you're going to marry her, you deserve it. It's a very long time that we didn't have someone like her in the family. She is the right person for you, Oliver," said Peter.

"Yes, you're absolutely right. She's everything I wanted. I think I'd be lying to you if I said I wasn't deeply in love with her. It's also true that it's taken me a long time to get here. And today, I'm very happy," Oliver confessed with a smile.

"Oliver, the world is made up of vast expanses. To search in the unknown is to learn to disregard appearances and to find the best and brightest in someone. You've taken your time, letting your feelings mature to get to where they are today. And that's beautiful," says Peter.

"Thank you, it really touches me." Oliver added, smiling.

"Prosperity is …" begin Peter.

"… the very bond of love" completed Oliver

" The Winter's tale, William Shakespeare" they both say with a smile.

During the meal, everyone was talking and telling anecdotes.

"Shane and Oliver are really cute together. Congratulations, Elizabeth." says Lucy.

" That's sweet, Lucy, thank you. They complement each other very well. Besides, Shane has changed a lot since he came to Denver," says Elizabeth McInerney.

"I'd say the same thing about Oliver. He has changed and is more confident." says Joe.

"Really?! Did you really get alligator eggs when you worked at the Boston post office?" Norman asked.

"Yes. It was an unaddressed box. Eight alligator eggs hatched right in front of us. We went to get a pram. We took care of it until the animal keepers from the Boston Zoo arrived. All these beautiful alligator's babies arrived at the zoo safe and sound. And each one of the alligators was named after one of the postal workers. So don't be surprised if at the Boston Zoo you come across a Peter Jr." Peter tells.

Everyone laughed.

"Mr. O'Toole, you don't know what we still get in the mail sometimes. For instance, a cactus," Norman tells.

"Or coconut from Hawaii," Rita added.

"Or better yet, a giant stuffed bear, which became the DLO's mascot," Shane added.

Everyone laughed again.

"Well, it seems like no matter what generation, the postal world is still the same. Oliver, I've been told about the special talents of your team. And I'd be curious to know what divine delivery theory is," asked Peter.

"You see, Shane, you didn't need Shakespeare's quotes," Rita whispered to her friend.

"Well, it's very simple... It's..." Oliver began.

"Excuse me, to interrupt your discussion, but I'll bring the cake for dessert. I would have liked a volunteer," said Lucy as she arrived at their table.

"I'll come and help you, Mrs. O'Toole." Shane suggested.

"It would be great, Shane, thank you. Mrs. O'Toole? You can call me Lucy. Oliver, may I borrow your fiancée?" asked Lucy with a smile.

"Yes, of course, Aunt Lucy." Oliver replied smiling.

"I love this dinner," remarked Norman.

She invited Shane into the kitchen.

"Dinner was really delicious. I guess you must have worked in a kitchen or a restaurant." Shane remarked.

"Well done, Shane. I'm a culinary consultant or gourmet detective, advising on secret recipes for a lot of restaurants. Let's go for dessert! "Lucy exclaimed.

Shane spotted three cakes: lemon cake, chocolate cake, and a strawberry cake on the table.

"These cakes are huge!" Shane exclaimed.

"I didn't know what choose, I took all the leftovers from the bakery," Lucy laughed.

"You're lucky, I like chocolate. With all of you here, I feel like I'm already at a wedding dinner," Shane added with a smile.

"That's nice. I hope the green tie tradition has been a memorable one for you," Lucy asked, putting pieces of cake on plates.

"In fact, I learned the history of the tradition some time before without imagining that I would one day be proposed to by Oliver. I loved that story right away. But living this story, it was such a great moment. It was beautiful," Shane confessed.

"I understand perfectly. And I've never seen Oliver so happy and so in love. And I know you can make more that his happiness," said Lucy.

" To be honest, I have to say I've never met anyone as fair, generous and caring as Oliver. I love him deeply and I want him to be happy. Thank you, Lucy" said Shane, wiping away a tear.

"Everyone gives you their blessing for your marriage. I forgot that some people are getting hungry. And I think another surprise awaits you both," says Lucy with a smile on her face.

Everyone ate and talked.

"Norman, this is your third piece of cake," laughed Shane.

"It's so delicious. I hope you order the same one for your wedding. Rita already memorized the different textures. It'll be easy to find the pastry chef's address," Norman says with a smile.

Once dessert was finished, Peter Lindley O'Toole tapped his spoon against his glass and stood up.

"All right, everybody. I'm honored to read tonight, the letter I wrote so thoughtfully for our young fiancés. I ask for your full attention, please, thank you," said Peter.

He took a letter out of an envelope and cleared his voice.

_Dear Oliver and Shane,  
After you've taken your engagement vows. You are now on your way to marriage.  
It's an important event in life.  
The wedding rings you will wear are not only a pledge of love and fidelity, but also a pledge of mutual respect and assistance in both joy and hardship.  
Your engagement also seals the union of your lives, based on faith, moral values and family unity.  
You will not only bear a common name. It is above all the story of men and women of faith who believe in the sacred values of marriage and family.  
After all the generations that have gone by, you are both, today, the future and the hope. It is your turn to write your own history, together.  
Dear Shane and Oliver, I extend to you all my blessings, my best wishes for joy and happiness in your marriage. Congratulations to you both.  
Very sincerely.  
Peter Lindley O'Toole._

Everybody applauds. Shane was wiping tears from his face as he wiped away the tears that were running down his face.

"What a beautiful letter. I'm really moved. Mom, thanks for calling me Shane." said Shane.

Everybody started laughing.

The guests started leaving one after the other. Shane and Oliver thanked them.

"Lucy gave me the address of the bakery before she left. Oliver, Shane, it was a wonderful evening," said Norman.

"We can't wait to be to the wedding!" Rita exclaimed.

"That's nice to both of you," said Oliver and Shane.

"See you Monday," said Rita and Norman before they left.

"Uncle Peter. This letter is absolutely beautiful. We were very moved by it, from the bottom of my heart," said Oliver.

"Yes, thank you very much, Mr. O'Toole. It's the nicest letter we ever got," Shane added.

"It was a great pleasure. Consider it a gift," said Peter as he handed the letter to Oliver.

"It's the best wedding present, we could ever get, thank you so much," said Oliver, hugging his father's uncle.

"The O'Toole family values words and letters so highly. Before the wedding, I'm going to spend a few days in Ireland, to see the beautiful Cliffs of Moher. See you soon, my children," said Peter as he left.

Once everyone was gone, only Shane, Oliver, Joe and Elizabeth were left.

"Say, kids, I need to talk to Elizabeth about marriage. Take a walk in the garden," Joe said to Oliver and Shane.

Oliver took her to the kitchen, took his coat and put it on Shane's shoulders. He opened the garden gate. A small light was on near a swing.

"Oliver! Is there a swing here too?" Shane asked.

"Yes, when my dad moved in here, I asked him to buy a swing. But I didn't know it would be this big. Please, sit down," said Oliver.

"The last few days we haven't had much time to talk, on a swing," said Shane sitting down.

"It's really beautiful. You want Shane and Oliver to take a carriage ride after the photo shoot. That's a really great idea." says Elizabeth.

"I know Shane and Oliver have already booked everything for the wedding, but I wanted to give them this. I know Shane lost her father. And I'd like to walk her to the altar when she marries Oliver," says Joe.

"Joe, it's so beautiful," Elizabeth exclaimed with tears in her eyes.

"So, Shane, my love, there's something you wanted to tell me." Oliver asked as he takes Shane's hand in his.

"I had such a wonderful time tonight. You have a fabulous family. I'll never forget it. Thank you so much for everything. Oliver, you remember this letter, when I wrote to God, asking for a happy family? Well, today I got my answer, I found it. And I thank the Lord that I met you on that incredible day," Shane said.

"And soon, it will be the first day of the rest of our lives," Oliver said smiling.

Oliver approached his face and they kissed for a long time.  
From their love, gentle and calm, Oliver and Shane smiled tenderly to each other, as they were happy to celebrate their wedding soon.

The end.


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